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Stainless steel bulged over a large area after six months — is it delamination?｜Foshan Huili Metal Technology Co., Ltd.（佛山市惠利金属科技有限公司）
Sheet bulging is often lamination/defect, a material issue; claim via MTC & UT.
Conclusion：Sheet bulging is often lamination/defect, a material issue; claim via MTC & UT.
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Sheet bulging is often lamination/defect, a material issue; claim via MTC & UT.
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